Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
News Notes.

N6W8 NOte8s
There have been l52 entries made
for the fall races, and four days ma lis
are yet to come.
The transfers of real estate recorded
Yesterday numbered 63, and the
amount of consideration was $402 ,095.
The second annual celebration OF
Los Angeles Lodge Fo. 2639, G. u. o.
f., f. L. and T., will be held this
evening at Armory Hall.
The large hotel on the Sierra Madre
or Carter tract will be finished in time
for the rush Of winter travel. The
building will cost about $4,000.
Joe Heslope is building beautiful
residence at Lamanda Park, to cost
about 81 900 or $4,000, and Mr.. Eng
ham another, at about the same cost.
The statement lately published that
Oglesby had given bail Immediately
upon his arrival at Eagle Pass, Texas,
is false. He'is now in Jail at that
place awaiting trial.
The first lot in New Vernon was
sold yesterday for the benefit OF the
G. A. r. excursion to st. IoNis. 1t
was scheduled at $3.50 and sold for
$3.50 to C. S. McNaAy.
M. A. Scott, the proprietor of the
beautif,i <Bijou Saloon on Main street,
b&S assigned to Mr.. Ed. German.
The assignment is for the benefit OF
Mr.. Scott's creditors and will be only
temporary.
Two ladies will soon complete fine
sanitarium for Eastern Invalids on the
Vosburg place, between the Sierra
Madre Villa and Carterhia, at cost
of $15, 700. In this resort nurses and
medical attendance will be ready at
all times.
The plans for the new hotel at East
San Gabriel, as prepared by Messrs.
J.N. Priston & Son, the eminent archi-
tects, have been adopted and the con-
tract was let yesterday. The building
will be of frame, three stories In
height, will cost $4,000 and is to be
furnished within four months. 1t will
be beautiful structure.
The examination of Antonio Will
liams, Jacob Kubner, Chas. Kislinger,
B. F. McCord, Daniel Gallagher, Pat
rick Cody and Leonardo Aguilar on a
charge OF introducing liquor into the
Indian reservation at Captain Grande,
San Diego county, was held yester day
by U. S. Commissioner Van Dyke and
the defendants held to answer in $3.50
each.
II begins to look as if First str eet
will be widened and improved in a
very short time. DIR. Widney states
that the last name has been signed to
the petition to widen First street to
Alameda, and the Council will be
asked to take action Immediately.
The Committee will try and obtain
signatures for the widening from Ala
media to Main street.
The owners Of the Archibald prop
perty, ON Ninth street, obtained an in
junction, yesterday, which was served
on the City Tax Collector, restraining
him from selling the property for the
assessment levied for the purpose OF
widening and improving Ninth sire ct.
This, for time, will retard the inn
proving of that street, which is much
needed.
About noon yesterday a horse
which had been taking his lunch in a
bag broke the slight cord which held
him and dashed down Temple street,
narrowly missing running over num-
Der of people. He was brought to a
halt on Main street, with no injury to
anything except the buggy behind
him, which belonged to Roderigues 4
We'll.
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